Labradorite: The Powers And Meaning Of This Gemstone

The Inuit’s recount that aurora borealis would have been kept prisoner in rocks in Labrador and then one day, a man broke these rocks to free these celestial lights. While some went up to the sky, others remained on the ground, in the form of stones. This is how the legend of labradorite began.

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The Canadian origins of labradorite

The name of this stone is linked to its region of origin. It was discovered in 1770 in the Canadian region of Labrador, and its suffix comes from the ancient Greek itês, which means "mineral". As a mineral of the silicate group, it is found in Canada, but also in the United States, Finland, France, Madagascar, Russia and Ukraine.

During the Middle Ages, labradorite was used by Native Americans to create various objects that have been found in Maine.

Properties of labradorite in lithotherapy

The labradorite has many virtues, as well on the psychic and psychological level as physical.

Virtues and benefits of labradorite on the mind

The gemstone would work as a mental protection to clarify the mind and find a psychological balance. When it is worn by someone, it captures and absorbs negative waves and thus helps to reduce stress, but also to protect against the ill-being of others. It is thus indicated to manage the hyper empathy.

When associated with the chakras of the hand, labradorite is also prized by magnetizers, as it restores harmony and increases healing powers. It is also a stone to use if you practice dowsing, the art of the divining pendulum. Indeed, it reinforces the sensitivity to telluric emanations.

The powers of labradorite on the body

You can use labradorite to fight against extreme tiredness. It is also effective in reducing blood pressure and regulating the metabolism.

Note that labradorite captures bad waves and gives a lot of energy, so it needs to be purified to recharge itself. To do this, immerse it several hours in demineralized water and then charge it in the sun or in natural light.

You now know all the secrets of this magnificent gemstone that is labradorite, but don't stop there, garnet, carnelian or aventurine also have their share of mysteries to reveal to you!